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Vagrant Cascadian

@sam @josch

An ostensibly complete #Guix System #MNTReform rk3588 configuration:

codeberg.org/vagrantc/mnt-refo

caveats:

It could use workarounds from source.mnt.re/reform/reform-to in particular to get ethernet working more reliably.

It does build a full working u-boot image, but does not actually install it directly, that requires a manual step:

sudo dd if=u-boot-rockchip.bin of=/dev/sdX seek=64

I took a leap of faith and installed it directly to eMMC and was lucky enough to not regret it. :)

Summary card of repository vagrantc/mnt-reform-guix-config
Forgejo: Beyond coding. We Forge.mnt-reform-guix-config/config-mnt-reform.scm at mainmnt-reform-guix-config
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Vagrant Cascadian

Made a #MNTReform kernel for #Guix ... and used my MNT Reform2 rk3588 to build the kernel and successfully booted to #Debian !

With 32GB of ram, 8 moderately fast arm64 cores and an NVMe disk, it seems quite viable to run Guix.

Probably still missing some functionality, but the screen, mouse, keyboard, ethernet all work, at least!

git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/guix

Thanks @josch for organizing those patches so nicely for the reform-debian-packages repository!

source.mnt.re/reform/reform-de

git.savannah.gnu.orgguix.git - GNU Guix and GNU Guix System
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mxk

So, let's say I would want a tablet, with the goal of using it with a touchscreen optimized Linux and not with Android.
What would my best options be?
The Pinetab2 certainly has too weak hardware.
I wish there was something like a tablet using the #mntreform computemodules.

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nemo™ 🇺🇦

MNT Research has unveiled the MNT Reform, a sleek and powerful laptop that stays true to its open-source roots! 💻✨ This next-gen device promises enhanced performance while maintaining its commitment to user freedom. Check it out! 🔍 #MNTReform #OpenSource #arm #TechInnovation #LaptopNews hackster.io/news/mnt-research-

Hackster.io · MNT Research Unveils the Slimmer, More Powerful, But Just as Open MNT Reform Next LaptopBy Gareth Halfacree
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Steve Sprang

The standalone #MNTReform keyboard is gorgeous (and satisfyingly dense). I much prefer the clicky white switches over the tactile browns (maybe not in a laptop though).

It's a nice aesthetic match for the #MiSTerFPGA I just started experimenting with. Many thanks to @mntmn and the MNT team for accommodating my request for #Colemak homing keys.

The #Keyboardio Model 100 with Linear A keycaps is in the back. It's also lovely, but not convenient as a roaming keyboard.

A desktop with two keyboards on it. The top keyboard (Keyboardio Model 100) is an ergonomic keyboard split into two separate halves connected via a coiled cable. Each half is in a dark walnut enclosure and has an ortholinear key arrangement. The keycaps are labeled with symbols from the ancient Linear A writing system. The bottom keyboard (MNT Reform) has a traditional key arrangement and is in a compact, black aluminum enclosure. The keycaps follow the Colemak layout rather than QWERTY. To the left of the Reform keyboard is a MiSTerFPGA device in a boxy black aluminum enclosure.
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